Paalala. Mangyaring basahin ang mga naunang paalaala tungkol sa Amnesty Program.
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December 2012 (source)
- Walang extension ang amnesty
program. Ito ay matatapos sa 4 February 2013 at hindi na madadagdagan pa
ng araw.
- Ang lahat ng may absconding at
overstaying na at hindi nag avail ng amnesty sa anumang kadahilan ay
ituturing na illegal. Kapag nahuli o napag-alaman matapos ang amnesty sa 4
February, ay lilitisin ng naaayon sa batas at pagbabayarin ng kaukulang
multa.
- Walang exception o sisinuhin ang
amnesty program. Wala rin itong sisinuhin o exception sa paglalapat ng
kaparusahan para sa hindi mag-avail nito.
Source: www.pcgdubai.net
General Secretariat of the Office of H.H.
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Interior
security media
(Tuesday, 25th December, 2012)
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Interior
security media
(Tuesday, 25th December, 2012)
Asserted that no extension to the amnesty
Mol: Illegal Residents Who Are Found after February 4, Are Violators and Prosecutable
Mol: Illegal Residents Who Are Found after February 4, Are Violators and Prosecutable
The Ministry of Interior has stressed
that illegal residents who get caught after the 4th of February are violators and subject to legal prosecution and the
consequent fines, as per the law. The ministry also reiterated that there
would be no exceptions or extension to the amnesty granted to the illegal
residents in the country.
"The ministry
is treating amnesty seekers in a humanitarian way and facilitating procedures for
them to leave the country voluntarily", said Brigadier Saeed Rakan Al
Rashedi, Director General of Naturalization
at the Naturalization, Residency and Ports Affairs in the Ministry of Interior,
Deputy Chairman of the Follow-up Committee on Illegals.
He asserted that all
facilities for processing the issues related to amnesty seekers are available at all the centers that were established for
particularly for this purpose across the country.
Urging illegals not to wait till the last minute, he pointed out that there is
turnout at the part of illegal residents who visit the centers to
avail of the amnesty and leave the country.
Brigadier Al Rashedi
has recently inspected the work progress and the procedures of processing amnesty seekers applications at the illegals
reception center in the Emirates Identity building in
Musaffah in Abu Dhabi.
The inspection was
attended by Colonel Salem Ali Al Qattam Al Za'abi, Director General of Residency and Foreigners' Affairs in Abu Dhabi; Colonel
Khalifa Matar Balquba', Director of the
Residency and Foreigners' Affairs Department in Al Ain; Colonel Saeed Salem Al Shamsi, Director of Information and Follow-up Department
in "Abu Dhabi Residency"; and Lt. Colonel Matar Kherbash, Director of
the Electronic Services Department; along with a number of officers.
Brigadier Al
Rashedi made a tour inside the center, during which he was briefed about the appliances and equipment used in processing the amnesty
seekers applications. He listened to a
briefing from Colonel Salem Al Za'abi about the work progress at the center,
the procedures
of receiving amnesty seekers, the time duration of the process and the
obstacles and disadvantages that might
occur, and working on putting an end to them and finding the suitable
solutions to enable illegals to leave the country.
Brigadier Al Rashedi
appreciated the cooperation between the General Department of Residency and Foreigners' Affairs in Abu Dhabi, EMASS
for Security Solutions, and Emirates Identity
center for providing all the services and facilities for the seekers of the
amnesty that continues for two months, from
December 4th till February 4th, 2013.
Photo: "from the source"
Brigadier Al Rashedi
during the visit
